The People of Canada Gallery - An Online Virtual Art Exhibition The Official Gallery of the People of Canada Portrait Project. Hundreds of photos, dozens of stories, 20 final portraits. You are invited to join us at the inaugural exhibition of the People of Canada Portrait Project. The paintings in this exhibition span six years. In 2014, I launched this parallel project inspired by the conversations I was having with Canadians across Canada, the project became known as ‘The

The People of Canada Portrait Project Update: In August I had the opportunity to speak with Andrea Bell for Whitehot Magazine about my work of the past decade as a Canadian artist, this included the People of Canada Portrait Project. ’"The ‘People of Canada Portrait Project’ was begun in 2014 in honor of Canada 150, which marked the 150th anniversary of Canada’s confederation. For the project, Saturley used social media and the internet as a tool for connecting to a diverse a

The most recent People of Canada portrait comes by way of an RCMP Pipes & Drums ambassador hailing from Sherwood Park, Alberta. The painting 'Vimy Jam' was completed in time for Canada Day 2018 and comes with a touching back story, surrounding Vimy 100 celebrations in Vimy, France. You can read more about the story behind the painting here, including videos of making the painting and the jam session that took place the day the photo was taken. #BrandySaturley #PeopleofCanada

As a Canadian Artist inspired by Canada I recently traveled across the country on a quest to connect on a deeper level with artists and creators. Recently the People of Canada Portrait Project caught the eyes and ears of SHAW TV South Vancouver Island. We are looking for photos from a diverse group of Canadians to collaborate with on this project. Watch now... #PeopleofCanada #canadianart #portraits #photoswanted #SHAWTV #BrandySaturley

For the past six years I have been painting 'Canadianisms' on canvas. In 2014, I launched a parallel project inspired by the conversations I was having with Canadians across Canada, the project became known as 'The People of Canada Portrait Project' , in which Canadians submit their best Canadian 'selfies' and I paint their portraits. Fast forward to 2017; the photos keep coming in and my journey across the Canadian landscape continues. Last year I connected with people on th